The world’s first ‘blockchain university’, Woolf University, is being launched by a group of Oxford academics. It will be organised via an app, allowing individual students to connect with academics through methods such as one-on-one Skype tutorials and eliminating the need for a physical campus.
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New figures show a median gender pay gap of 23.4% overall, in terms of hourly pay, at the University of Warwick: the second-worst among Russell Group universities.
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Ava DuVernay’s 2018 adventure film, A Wrinkle in Time, has attracted many people’s attention. Mine included. It was just by chance that I ended up going to the cinema to watch it today, accompanied by none other than my six-year old cousin. In all fairness, why not have a child’s...
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I’ve seen The Wombats perform live before – they’d visited my local festival two years ago and played one of the best sets I’d seen live. Naturally then, when my flatmates drunkenly pitched a Curveball in suggesting we purchase tickets for their current tour I was the first to volunteer...
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With the introduction of Augmented Reality on the ASOS website, writer Izy Gibson looks into the new shopping trend.
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I sat down with Irene Zahariadis and Dominic Lam, the co-hosts of RAW’s show Jetlagged to talk about their show, diversity, multiculturalism, and Warwick’s international student body. The show was born out of their shared “experiences from having two different heritages”. Dominic is British-Hong Kong Chinese, and Irene is Greek-American....
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Anushiri Ghosh reports that new cases of TB are decreasing at an average rate of 4.3%, but this may not be enough to rid us of TB by 2030.
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When Jacob Rees Mogg came to visit campus I was excited. Not because I was a fan, far from it, but because I relished the idea of publicly questioning him. In the end I missed the talk, courtesy of a three hour wait for a Stagecoach bus. However for many...
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Questions of love permeate so much of cinema. What is love? What does it do to you? How should one feel when in love? For me, there is yet to be an answer to these questions that matches what is presented in Call Me By Your Name (2017). Whilst all things...
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We’ve all been there. Scouring the internet for any shred of evidence of the next game in a franchise, piecing together their track record of churning out games, comparing their other projects. Waiting for a game is hard man, and having it confirmed that you won’t be seeing a trace...
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Reece Goodall reviews 'Send in Stewie, Please', and discusses whether or not there is a future for Family Guy as it enters its 16th season
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Matthew Dale reports that lower back pain is treated badly on a global scale, according to a study contributed to by Warwick Medical School.
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A report from the Higher Education Funding Council (HEFCE) suggests that universities across England have been increasing fees for international students to increase their income instead of recruiting a bigger cohort.
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